Counsel to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Aloy Ejimakor, has challenged South-East governors to convince the Igbo that they were not part of the conspiracy in the 2017 Operation Python Dance in which many were killed. Ejimakor, who is also ...
Read More »Rivers State Governor Wike offers solution to oil theft
Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike has charged the Federal Government to collaborate with oil-producing states to tackle economic sabotage being perpetrated by oil thieves. Blaming collusion between oil thieves and security agencies for huge oil losses in the country, he ...
Read More »UN envoy decries extra-judicial killings, corruption, others
In view of the security challenges confronting the country the United Nations (UN) Special Rapporteur on Extra Judicial Summary or Arbitrary Execution, Agnes Callamard, has said extra judicial killings, lack of accountability of security operatives and insincerity of the justice ...
Read More »South West leaders, monarchs task IGP on security, back community policing
Governors of the South West region, traditional rulers and opinion leaders in the zone yesterday charged the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Muhammed Adamu, to do more in providing adequate security in the country. They stated this on the backdrop ...
Read More »Supreme Court declines to disqualify President Buhari over alleged perjury
The Supreme Court has dismissed a suit seeking the disqualification of President Muhammadu Buhari in the February 23,2019 election for alleged perjury. The appellants, Kalu Kalu, Labaran Ismail and Hassy El-Kuris, through their counsel, Ukpai Ukairo, had approached the apex ...
Read More »Militants threaten hostilities over plans to re-domicile NNDC as Rivers community tasks Shell on peace
The Reformed Niger Delta Avengers (RNDA) has threatened resumption of hostilities in the oil-rich region over an alleged plot to transfer supervision of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) from Niger Delta Ministry to the Office of the Secretary to ...
Read More »British, Irish envoys shun demonstrators, Nigerians to occupy embassies for one week
Protesters who stormed the British and Irish high commissions yesterday for reversal of the judgment have vowed to occupy the buildings for one week. The decision followed their alleged snubbing by the authorities at the embassies. The about 5000 youths ...
Read More »Vice President Osinbajo meets economic team over $9.6b judgment debt
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo yesterday met with members of the Economic Management Team (EMT) in Abuja over the $9.6 billion judgment debt awarded against Nigeria by a United Kingdom court in respect of a failed gas deal with an Irish ...
Read More »Experts task entrepreneurs on right business models to boost funding
Experts have charged entrepreneurs to build their business profiles, earn investors’ trust in order to facilitate access to funding in terms of investment capital. They stated this at the annual reception organised by the Most Influential People of African Descent ...
Read More »Aviation minister Sirika okays international status for Asaba airport, Imo to upgrade Sam Mbakwe’s, partners Air Force on security
Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, yesterday confirmed an international status for the Asaba, Delta State Airport, saying the state government is living up to standards on the required facilities. Sirika, who spoke with journalists after inspecting facilities at the facility ...
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